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About The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1904)
If it has carried in Ot veuii by 3000 to | 4000 majority, as the reports would ; now indicate, it means one of the most | radical moral regeneral ions ever be gun in the state II' thls le ilio senti ment on the liquor question, li need not surprise the people if the next legislature should pass even a more stringent anti-gainbling law tlian Washington. Th« L'maillla Indian reservation Is 1'. v<rv woman covets being rapidly honeycombed with the hl..i;>< ly, pretty figure, while man's civilisation. A m the old many of th n liplore Indians die. the younger generation h-ss of their girlish formi sells off the realiestate, Every sale aftrr marriage. Tiie bearing of < li.idten ¡»often destiuctiv« of an Indian holding means a white to the mother’* *hvpeline»*. man's influence ami intelligence in All of this can be avoided, the midst of the tribe. It means ih. fl however, by the u*e of Mother's f riend liefoie baby comes, as thii /y it i absorption of half cultivated land by 710 -«'s1— 2 Al gteat liniment always prepares the body for the strain upon it, and the home-owning community, n Sreserves the synirnetrvof herform. M«*ltier's Friend overcomes all the 4 I means an increased value in Improve anger of child-birth, and carries the ex|>ectaiit mother safely through ’ 9 People returning from St. Ixiuis ments. added wealth to the tax rolls this critical period without pain. It is woman’s greatest blessing. give different versions of the fair. To and a resistless inroad into the clan Thousands-gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from th« ' some who see the bright side and nishness and lingering savagery of use of this wonderful look for the elevating features of the reservation No more religious ratnedy. Sold by all everything the fair is a splendid ar hope could be cherished by the com druggist* at |i.oo per ray of world products, fairly well munity. than that the happy hunting hottie. Our little systematised ami presented in an at- grounds be rapidly populated with ___ ______________ book, telling all about Every _ Elgin Watch is fully __ guaranteed, All jewelers tractive manner. To such optimists the older braves and that the heir .-7-'- ’--- '___ “Timemakers and Timekeepers, ^^■||||| have Si Elgin Watches ' this liniment, will be sent free ' the incompleteness of the fair lies in soon part with his an illustrated history of the watch, sent free upon request to an inheritance. C La IH NATIONAL WATCH CO., ELGIN, ILL. its unfinished buildings. On the other Drunken Indians add little to the bet Ite Bfiíüíld Rtcolitv C l , AtUsti, B l I hand, those have returned who pro- ter business channels of the commu nounce the entire ex|*oaitlon one col nity. They are a standing invita I county and district, the fullest ben lossal graft, trimmed in vice and gar- tion to worthless white men to com efit of conservative legislative action nished with brazen immorality, If a mit crime. Their half farmed lands ! should come to this people. ik Laial man's mind runs to the low and de might be supporting civilized families Working in complete and untram- grading, he can certainly And any de- ami the quicker the land passes from Dairy FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1904. jelled sympathy with the state irri gree of depravity in such an aggre the shiftless Indian to the thrifty Supply C«. gation commission, the Umatilla gation of the human species as is now white, the better for the community, SAtl Oramai St S F. county delegation can have the great found at St. 1 xinis. The man who is i Education is being ably and conscien v. have aonie valuable informa- est influence in formulating and se in search of the clean, elevating and tiously imparted to the tribe, which "Hither, ye blind, from your COUPON filiti about ufwillt dairying íiatFVlTTir that means »Vfcanc " tion curing passage of a wise and judicious enlightening, will find more there to means that as children they rapidly-' futile banding; Plea««- wend me thr in- money in your pocket. If you Know the right, and the fur mation deweribed I state irrigation act. interest him than can be thoroughly imitate the white man's ways. But yuur adverti«emeni in right is won; wish to take advantage of our He need not inspected in six months F. H. Newell, of the reclamation idealism can never change the leop Wrong shall die with the un- experience and advice, mail department, has received special en- see the degrading features. He can ard’s spots. derstanding ame the attached coupon and this One truth clear and the ('ouragemet.t in pushing the work in find a high atmosphere of enlighten information will lie work is done. Oregon, in the result of the edectlons ment and need not be frightened While the «oast Oregonian has en- you free. Nature is higher than Wealth last Monday. He feels now that his away by the discoveries of those who deavored to condu< t a dean, honest, or Knowledge. suggestions are valued by the people go in search of the unpleasant and campaign. au<l lias carefully avoided Whose creed is ninety en slaved for ten; of this county and he will be spurred morbid features of everything they any abuse or mudslinging again«! My word shall stand against I to special activity in furthering gov- inspect. You will find your level in candidates opposing its ticket, mart and college— The Earth belongs to its e I ernment work, where the people are any such a collection of attractions. the depths of misrepresentation 9-11 îriB» M SaaFptWK j so mindful of the government's in- abuse to which some jiapers in living men.' ” 107 Ut M Kn Dr» The democrats of Idaho paid W R county have gone during the —John Boyle O'Reilly. ' terests. Hearst a deserved compliment in in- campaign have almost driven The East Oregonian takes especial strutting their six delegates to the paper to promise its readers that no ■ pride in having suggested the per national convention to vote for him discussion of candidates will ever UMATILLA'S REPRESENTATION. sonnel of the winning legislative as president. Idaho, a western state, enter its editorial columns again This _ ____ j ticket. Regardless of politics or per Umatilla county has flung a signal j sonal interests, it believes that the shows excellent consistency tn favor space will be reserved for the discus ing a man of the west, instead of sion of live principles and issues be to the United States government, giv- highest ‘ ' interest of Umatilla and Mor standing for a mummy or a boss from fore the people, and the personal ing notice that she Invitee the ex row counties has been served and the East The West has always clung “puffs" necessary to offset opposition penditure of $2.000.000 in irrigation when the people enjoy the full fruì- to the skirts of the East, and has paid “puffs'* will be quarantined in a de projects at Echo. She has said the tlon of the wise efforts of these men the penalty in seeing all the favors partment set aside for that purpose. is ready to receive further advice and this paper will hsve been fully re go to the Eastern favorites. I further suggestion in making reedy warded for its effort» in securing Umatilla county will appear before their election for the reclamation of her deserts. The atrocities in Colorado during the visitors to the Ixis and Clark I Whatever is best for the people of the miners' war have set the state Her vote last Monday indorsed and this county and section of Oregon— back 20 years in development and in fair just as the people of the county heeded the warning against specula-1 choose They can exhibit its resour the 'that 8haU ever be, in future, as in ternal peace and order. Capital and tion in the priceless rights of ______ ces there in such an abundance and people. She can now hold out clean ] past, the whole creed of this pa- labor have both suffered retrogres- of such high quality that its magnifi hands to welcome the efforts of the Per- i sion and demoralization there Neith cence will be appreciated at a glance, government She has advanced morei Speculation in land and water er a workingman nor an investor will or they can have such a measly. than half way to meet the require- ri«hts has been JuBtly rebuked. The ■ venture to risk the uncertain condi- s;tnted. incomplete exhibit there that meats for national aid. people of L matilia county believe in i tions loess mulishness and more people will wonder what part of the , irrigation for the people, by the gov 1 common sense on the part of both Dr. C. J. Smith, an enthusiastic, backwoods Umatilla county is in It ernment. I the em plover and the employe is all lies with the people who produce vigorous, determined man. familiar I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST I the crops the fruit, the wool and the with the most minute needs of the The surprise of the election is the needed. CLASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES state in the way of irrigation legis- strong vote in favor of local option articles Get your The next Oregon legislature will manufactured TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED lation, and Walter M. Pierce, the in Oregon About the only counties consist of 49 republicans and 10 dem heads together » — farmer-lawyer, make up a team In the reported as having rejected the ocrats in the house and 24 republicans I The Athena Press says one more » state senate which could only be amendment at this time are Baker. and six democrats in the senate Just issue of the Tribune would have equalled by W. D. Chamberlain. Wil Grant. Clatsop and Coos As these a few democrats are elected as a made a complete democratic land 1 • liam Blakley and Dr W’. G. Cole in counties all represent different inter » • matter of form slide in Umatilla county, This is one the house. 1 • ests and may be said to reflect differ 1 • time in which the (alendar was THE HARDWARE MAN." Nobody objects to filling this val All the various interes s of the ent sentiments, except in the case of » • against the democrats. Election came county and district are fully and ably Baker and Grant, where the mining ley full of ditches, but the people do I* » • soon represented in this delegation. element predominates, it is difficult object to the water in those ditches one day too • —- . ----- • With the combined intelligent, to judge who was for and who against being bonded by speculators instead Dr William H Saylor, a pioneer • practical efforts of these men work local option, excepting that the liquor of being husbanded for the whole peo- physician of Portland, died Wednes • For sale at the E*«t Oregonian office—Large bundles of • day of heart failure containing over 100 b>c paper«, can be bad for 2Sc a bundle ing for the interests of the state, interests were against it everywhere. k M^rrie^ Women X ê Mother’s Friend • •••••••••••••• W De Laval 1/airv HOLT BROS Side Hill Combined Harvester I The latest Improved two-wheel, side-hill combined harvester has proven s boon to wheat raisers. It is be most successful, most economics, and easiest machine to operate ever built. These harvesters have been given abundant trials light here at borne and all users are highly pleased. None have been dissatisfied snd all are high tn tbelr praise. The Holt side bill harvester on a »ide hill is able to stick to the side of the hill, while the header will slip down the hill. The main wheels are vertical, which braces the machine to the side It works equally adapted to level laud. The Holt barre« ten are sold eiciualvely id thia section by E. L. SMITH 2JÔ Court Street, Pendleton, Oregon <1! extras for Holt machines on hand. PABST Milwaukee Beer PLUMBING and SEWER WORK T. C. TAYLOR ACCORDING TO THE PLANS ON DRAUGHT AT THE STATE SALOON J. E. Ruwell A Co. Prop«. J. L. VAUGHN Electrioon recinsi attaavaa glvsa an* all work iiitu'.ai proparly ■IssiHtal Suppliai of all klak* OFFICI — 181 WIST COUBT IrUuM Baild.ag) ST. • • • • • • • • • • ; INSURANCE. Life and Accident Room 8. Over Taylor's ware Store. OF THE ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WILL BE COMPLETELY WRECKED NOW IT IS THE MATERIAL. AS IS USUALLY THE CASE. THERE WERE MANY SO WE HAVE BUT A FEW DAYS IN WHICH TO GET READY. WITH STEEL COLUMNS STRONG ENOUGH TO SUPPORT THE ADDITIONAL STORY. DELAYS—FIRST IT WAS THE ARCHITECT. THEN IT WAS THE CONTRACTOR THE PILLARS THAT SUPPORT THE ROOF MUST COME OUT AND BE REPLACED THE WHOLE FRONT OF THE BUILDING MUST COME OUT TO CHANGE THE TRANCE«, FOR INSTEAD OF TWO DOORS THERE WILL BE ONLY ONE IN THE MAIN BUILDING. SO YOU’LL UNDE STAND THAT EN THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WILL BE COMPLETELY WRECKED WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED TO HIRE NOT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE STYLE. A WAREHOUSE AND STORE THE BIGGEST PART OF OUR STOCK WHILE THE CHANGES ARE BEING MADE, BUT THAT IS WE PROPOSE TO SELL THE STOCK ANO GIVE THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT OF THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF PRICES ON GOOD GOODS EVER MADE IN OREGON ANYWHERE, ANY TIME. CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS HAT8, CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR 8OCK8 NECKWEAR GLOVES SUMMER SHIRTS % DRY GOODS DRESS GOODS SILK8 DOMESTICS UNDERWEAR HOSIERY NOTIONS WASH GOODS LACES CURTAINS PORTIERES READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS WAISTS SKIRTS WRAPPERS PETTICOATS KIMONA8 TAILOR SUITS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR MEN'S SHOES LADIES' SHOES CHILDREN'S SHOES INFANTS' SHOES BLANKETS COMFORTS TRUNKS VALISES WRECKING SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, JUNE 11 th" >•' Hard